U.S. spot crypto exchange-traded funds recorded strong inflows on March 2, 2026, with total net inflows reaching about $521.45 million. Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, XRP, and Dogecoin products all posted gains, while several other crypto ETFs saw no net movement during the session.
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs added 6,970 BTC during the trading day. The purchases were valued at about $458.20 million. This marked the largest share of the total daily inflows across crypto ETFs.
Data shows that the amount of Bitcoin acquired equals roughly 15 days of mined supply. The figure reflects the scale of demand through regulated investment vehicles. Bitcoin remained the primary driver of ETF activity for the session.
BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF purchased 4,000 BTC worth about $263.20 million. Fidelity added 1,440 BTC valued at $94.80 million. Bitwise bought 554 BTC worth $36.40 million, and Grayscale added 280 BTC worth $18.40 million.
Spot Ethereum ETFs recorded inflows of 19,963 ETH. The total value of these purchases reached approximately $38.70 million. The inflows came alongside broader gains in Bitcoin-linked funds.
BlackRock reported buying 13,670 ETH valued at $26.50 million. Fidelity added 516 ETH worth about $1 million. Bitwise purchased 1,335 ETH valued at $2.20 million, while Grayscale acquired 4,643 ETH worth $9 million.
The data reflects continued allocation to Ethereum exposure through exchange-traded funds. Ethereum products remain smaller than Bitcoin funds by total assets. However, daily inflows show steady activity among institutional investors.
Solana spot ETFs posted inflows of 201,080 SOL. The purchases were valued at around $16.80 million. This placed Solana third in total daily inflows among crypto ETF products.
XRP spot ETFs added 5.15 million XRP during the session. The value of these inflows reached about $6.97 million. Dogecoin ETFs also recorded net inflows of 8.23 million DOGE, worth roughly $779,100, Accoding
These figures indicate that demand extended beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum. Investors allocated capital to multiple digital asset products on the same day. However, the inflow amounts remained lower compared to Bitcoin funds.
ETF products tied to HBAR, Litecoin, Avalanche, and Chainlink reported zero net flows. There were no recorded inflows or outflows for these assets during the session. The data suggests stable positioning among investors in those funds.
The combined inflow across all tracked U.S. spot crypto ETFs totaled about $521.45 million. Bitcoin accounted for the majority share of daily allocations. Ethereum and Solana followed with smaller but positive additions.
The daily figures provide a snapshot of institutional demand through regulated investment vehicles. Market participants continue to monitor ETF flow data as part of broader digital asset market activity.
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